Leica TPS1200 Series Reference Manual page 92

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9.3.3 IOS_BeepOn - starting a continuous beep signal
IOS_BeepOn....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20001
20001...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................IOS_BeepOn
C-Declaration
IOS_BeepOn(short nIntens = IOS_BEEP_STDINTENS)
VB-Declaration
VB_IOS_BeepOn(ByVal nIntens As Integer)
ASCII-Request
%R1Q,20001:nIntens[short]
ASCII-Response
%R1P,0,0:RC
Remarks
This function switches on the beep-signal with the intensity
stopped first. Turn off the beeping device with
Parameters
nIntens
Return-Code Names and Return-Code Values
GRC_OK
See Also
IOS_BeepOff
BMM_BeepAlarm
BMM_BeepNormal
Example
IOS_BeepOn(IOS_BEEP_STDINTENS)
// wait for a second
IOS_BeepOff();
Leica TPS1200 / TS30 / TM30 – Version 1.50
nIntens
.
IOS_BeepOff
In Intensity of the beep-signal (volume) expressed as a
percentage (0-100 %).
0 Execution successful.
Basic Man Machine Interface – BMM
. If a continuous signal is active, it will be
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